Car Rentals

Blue Car Rental is a local family-owned business, founded in 2010. We at Blue Car Rental set out to provide travellers with the best service as possible, and we treat them in the same way as we ourselves would want to be treated. Driving around our beautiful island relies heavily on your rental car and with new cars only, your excellent experience is guaranteed. Our head office is located next to the International Airport in Keflavík, but we are also located in Reykjavík city center. We offer shuttle service for customers who need pick-up from their accommodation. Our locations: Blikavellir 3 – Keflavík Airport235 Reykjanesbær and Fiskislóð 22101 Reykjavík

We are a family owned car rental in Iceland. Our main goal is to provide an excellent and personal service to all our clients. We have two rental stations, in Keflavik Airport and in Reykjavik city.  

LAVA Car Rental offers a wide selection of new and reliable rental cars in Iceland at the best price.  Founded in 2016, LAVA Car Rental is an Icelandic local family-owned business with years of experience in the travel and car rental industry. From the beginning, they have been offering the newest fleet, a large selection of vehicles and personal customer service. They offer brand new and reliable cars at affordable prices to make sure that you live the best holidays in Iceland. Their fleet consists in 4x4 SUVs, campervans and small economy cars with manual or automatic transmission to suit the travellers’ needs. All vehicles are insured and come with unlimited mileage, free cancellation and free pickup/dropoff at Keflavik International Airport. It is also possible to pick up and drop off the cars in the Reykjavik area. LAVA's staff consists of professional, service-minded people that are car enthusiasts with good knowledge of reliable vehicles. All cars are held to a strict maintenance schedule and are under regular surveillance by the team members.

KONVIN Car Rental offers a diverse range of vehicles suitable for both daily driving and adventure trips. Our fleet includes everything from compact cars and family vehicles to powerful SUVs and 4x4 vehicles with rooftop tents, as well as “cargo” camper vans, perfect for travelers looking to combine driving and accommodation.

Vikingaheimar is the home of the Viking Ship Íslendingur (the Icelander). Built in 1996, Icelander is an exact replica of the famous Gokstadship, a remarkable archaeological find of an almost completely intact Viking ship, excavated in Norway in 1882. Captain Gunnar Marel Eggertsson was inspired to build a replica of this beautiful ship based on his own background as shipbuilder and sailor. He copied the original nail for nail. In the year 2000, with a grant from the Leifur Eiríksson Commission of Iceland, he sailed from Iceland to New York, a journey of 4200 nautical miles. His voyage brought world-wide attention to Leif Eiriksson's and Bjarni Herjólfsson's discovery of America, dated, according to the Icelandic sagas, to exactly 1000 A.D. Building Icelander was an extraordinary achievement;at 23 metres long, 5.25 meters wide and with a holding capacity of 80 tons (by modern standards), it took 2 years of effort.The sail is 130 square meters and the mast is 18 meters in length. Made from pine and oak, scholars believe this was the most common type of ship in use during the Viking Age. Vikingaheimar is also a home to the exhibition The North Atlantic Viking Saga, originally shown at the Smithsonian Institution during the summer of 2000. Launched in Washington D.C. by King Hakon of Norway, and with a State Dinner at the White House, it then traveling to 6 other cities throughout North America. This exhibition, like the sailing of Icelander, celebrated the millennium anniversary of the Viking discovery of North America, shedding light on the latest scholarly research into the Norse settlement and explorations of unknown lands.Gunnar Marel and his crew of 8 left Iceland on Icelandic Independence day, the 17th of June, with a send off from the Prime Minister of Iceland. When it finally arrived in New York on October 5th-where it was greeted by First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and Mayor Rudolf Guiliani--the ship had made stops at 22 harbors. In addition to the festivities with kings, queens, presidents and mayors, when the ship arrived, visitors also streamed to see it while it was docked at each location, all told about 450,000 people came on board. These two fine projects, both celebrating Iceland's central role in the discovery of North America 1000 years ago by the Norse Vikings, have now found a permanent home in Vikinga Aldan (Viking Wave), the central building on the Vikingaheimar grounds. A spectacular modern building, it also offers beautiful views of the surrounding bay, Faxaflói. These two fine projects, both celebrating Iceland's central role in the discovery of North America 1000 years ago by the Norse Vikings, have now found a permanent home in Vikinga Aldan (Viking Wave), the central building on the Vikingaheimar grounds. A spectacular modern building, it also offers beautiful views of the surrounding bay, Faxaflói.

KuKu Campers offers the best and most affordable way to see Iceland. It’s not only economical, but also allows you freedom by putting you in the driver’s seat. You will have a great outdoor experience, with the flexibility you need at your own pace, choosing your routes and destinations. Opening hours | 09:00 – 18:00 on weekdays and 10:00 - 16:00 during weekends.